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Watching Your Every Move

Is your every move being tracked?

On this Edge of Wonder Live, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts expose the explosive truth about Flock Safety cameras—the rapidly expanding network of AI-powered surveillance devices blanketing American streets. From license plate readers that log billions of vehicle scans monthly to creepy PTZ cameras that auto-zoom in on people, Flock’s technology is building a nationwide surveillance grid for law enforcement and beyond without any regulation.

Shocking leaks show some of their feeds were left streaming live on the open internet, revealing just how vulnerable, and invasive, this system really is. Is this a crime-fighting tool, or the foundation of a total surveillance state? Here’s more from the Edge of Wonder.

They’re Watching You: Now!

Has your street become Big Brother on steroids? What are Flock Safety and Amazon’s Ring? How do these systems provide daily, even hourly, records of your patterns of movement?

Most people think the surveillance state started after 9/11. It started in 1956. In this episode of America Hijacked, I pull the original FBI memos, the Senate transcripts, the patent filings, and the court records law enforcement tried to hide, and I show you how the same machine that watched Martin Luther King is now sitting on a pole 50 feet from your driveway.

We have the patent that says one thing and the website that says the opposite. We have the Texas court records. We have the 60 cameras broadcasting live to the open internet with no password. This is a 70-year paper trail. And by the end of it, you will not see your street the same way again. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.

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